Instead of one long banquette, this system uses single-seat boxes about the width of a chair. Each is a plain oak-veneered unit with a back, two short sides and a seat box on a recessed plinth. They are shown in a row of four in three versions: fully padded with dark green leather on back and seat, a timber back with a padded seat, and fully timber.
Because every module is the same width, a run can be any number of seats long, and a single damaged unit can be swapped from stock without disturbing its neighbours. It also makes delivery simple: each module fits through a standard door and up a narrow stair.
Construction. Oak-veneered plywood with solid edges; modules bolted side to side through pre-drilled holes and fixed to the wall batten; pads upholstered on boards and screwed on from behind, so they can be re-covered off site.
Where it works. Pubs and cafés with long walls, staff canteens, food halls and anywhere you want fixed seating that is quick to repair.
Options. Pad colour and material, pad on back, seat, both or neither, timber finish, end panels and module width. Foams and fabrics specified to BS 7176 medium hazard on request.
